Join us for small-group summer programming July 6-17, 2026 for neurodiverse children, pre-teens, and teens in a supportive, engaging, and community-based environment.
This year, we are offering separate age-based groups so activities, pace, and interests can be better matched to each group.
Our younger campers will enjoy a fun, supportive summer camp experience that may include arts and crafts, outdoor play, Minecraft challenges, cooking activities, park and picnic outings, swimming, and social opportunities woven throughout the day. Lunch is provided.
Our pre-teen and teen group is designed for older youth who benefit from a smaller, supported group and activities that feel more age-appropriate. Programming may include games and group challenges, D&D campaigns, and strategy-based activities, cooking, beach afternoons, bowling, mini golf, and other community outings. Lunch is provided.
Full Day: $850/week
Half Day (AM): $475/week
Tween/Teen: $575/week
For campers who require more individualized support, a limited number of enhanced support spaces may be available for an additional fee.
Fees reflect the small-group, supportive nature of the program and include a mix of onsite and community-based activities.
Proof of RTP submission is required to secure your space. A non-refundable fee of $150 will be charged for cancellations.
Yes, our camp is designed to be inclusive and accommodate children with a wide range of needs and disabilities. We offer a 4:1 child to adult ratio of support, plus 1:1 support for those who require it.
Safety and well-being are our top priorities. Our staff members are trained to provide a supportive and nurturing environment for all children. Additionally, our low child to adult ratio ensures that each child receives the attention and supervision they need. Many of our staff are trained in the Low Arousal approach.
Our program offers a variety of activities that cater to different interests and abilities, including engaging games, exciting technology, and creative arts and crafts. All activities are designed to be inclusive and accessible to children of all abilities.
Yes, our staff members are trained to work with children with diverse needs. We have a team of experienced Education Assistants and Behaviour Interventionists lead by a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst who specialize in providing support and accommodations for children with varying abilities.
Our staff members are trained in first aid and CPR, and we have procedures in place to handle medical emergencies. We also work closely with parents to ensure that we are aware of any medical conditions or special requirements that their child may have.
Yes, we are committed to providing accommodations and modifications to ensure that all children can fully participate in camp activities. Our staff members work closely with parents to identify any necessary accommodations and make sure that they are implemented.
We promote a culture of acceptance and inclusivity at our camp. Through team-building activities, cooperative games, and group discussions, we encourage campers to celebrate their differences and embrace diversity.
We provide opportunities for campers to work together, collaborate, and form meaningful connections with one another. Through structured activities and free play, campers have the chance to develop friendships that can last a lifetime.
We provide daily communication to parents throughout the camp session. Parents are encouraged to reach out to our staff with any questions or concerns, and we are always available to address any issues that may arise.
Yes, Autism Funding covers the cost of our summer camp. While you do not require Request to Pay (RTP) approval prior to the camp start date, we request that your RTP has been submitted.